On the second day of the uprising in Serbia, the protests were even more massive and unfortunately just as violent. At the same time, another reaction of the illegal authorities and their personal opposition, revealed that it was an authentic popular rebellion. Let’s start with Belgrade. Fake opposition that faked participation in the stolen elections on June 21st, held its own protests with a handful of people gathered in front of the Faculty of Philosophy. The leaders of the ‘opposition’, Dragan Djilas, Boško Obradović, Zoran Lutovac, Vuk Jeremić, Miroslav Aleksić, pointed out four bizarrely irrelevant demands that were read by the President of the Movement for Change, Janko Veselinović.

At the same time, the ‘opposition’ actor Sergey Trifunović, who helped legitimize the stolen elections by participating in them with his micro-party, was expelled from the massive public gathering in front of the Assembly.

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Why were the demands of the ‘opposition’ irrelevant? Because they are just a reaction to the reaction of the authorities regarding the truly popular demands made during the initial protest on Tuesday, July 7th. Given the statements of people protesting that day, and the personal contacts I had with those who were dissatisfied, the key reasons for the gathering were: first, a completely mindless reintroduction of a three-day curfew over the weekend, as if the virus only strikes on weekends, and second, much more important – people understood Vučić’s ‘promise’ that he would forcibly vaccinate at least two million citizens of Serbia in the first wave, as an open threat! In yesterday’s appearance on RTS, the president announced the possibility of withdrawing the decision on the curfew, but he did not withdraw the story about the forced vaccination, with God knows what vaccine. Instead, he accused a “criminal factor, and the influence of foreign services” without stating which service is opposed to the globalist structures he personally serves (By the way, two Israeli citizens were arrested during the protest yesterday). Of course, such a statement caused a new wave of anger, this time not only in Belgrade…

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…but across all of Serbia. The wave of protests swept Novi Sad (broken windows on municipal building and at the entrance to RTV), in Kragujevac, the protesters broke the glass of the City Assembly and the police administration with stones, and torches were thrown into their premises located on the ground floor. Police used teargas, formed a cordon and suppressed the protesters who who caused the riots, and in Nish SNS party premises were stoned, but the police did not intervene, and instead withdrew to the police station followed by the applause of the gathered citizens.

Peaceful protests were recorded in Kruševac, Smederevo and Jagodina, and protests were announced for today in Valjevo and Kraljevo.

The latest news before sending this report is that there will be no curfew, and that it is forbidden to gather more than 10 people at outdoors or indoors. We are waiting for a new reaction from the people.